Spine: Poems

Poems
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By Carolyn Guinzio (2015)
Sometimes an echoing or answering poem, sometimes a second voice, the “ghost text” in Spine mimics and examines the difficulty of processing information from multiple sources at once. The distraction that accompanies reading ruptures the experience of these poems. Too much and too little co-exist here: the challenges of living in rural areas that technological advances have left behind throw into relief the disorienting speed with which the world is changing.

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